Catalog section · PKGR
26 planned items in Simca Packaging Engine, Package Spec & Website Front Door.
One file per package: magic, format version, canonical manifest, element pieces in manifest order, trailing SHA-256; no timestamps or paths, so equal specs give equal bytes
Depends on: PKGR-0001
The reader checks the trailer, then the size and SHA-256 of every piece against the manifest; any flipped byte is rejected
Depends on: PKGR-0001
Deterministic bundle of an element pack: sorted safe paths, no timestamps, no owners; its SHA-256 is the registered artifact hash
Depends on: PKGR-0001
Per-element source folder with menu entries, permissions and migrations; symlinks, hidden files and unsafe paths are refused
Depends on: PKGR-0001
The package manifest aggregates menu entries and permissions from the packs of included elements only, so no Logistics element means no Logistics menu entry
Depends on: PKGR-0001
A prebuilt artifact whose bytes change is refused unless the element version is bumped, and a refused change leaves the registry untouched
Depends on: PKGR-0001
Builds report pieces read, packs parsed and containers assembled; a cache hit reports zero for all three
Depends on: PKGR-0001
A package with any stub piece is flagged during build and refused by the launcher verification library
Depends on: PKGR-0001
Catalog snapshot, price tiers and chunk manifests share one signed envelope with type, version, issue date and optional expiry
Depends on: PKGR-0001
Verification takes today's date and a minimum version from the caller and rejects expired or older documents
Depends on: PKGR-0001
The verifier accepts only listed keys and refuses revoked key ids even when the signature is valid
Depends on: PKGR-0001
Sorted element list with versions, pricing classes and artifact hashes, signed so the launcher can trust it offline
Depends on: PKGR-0001
Flat quarterly fee by shared licence count, integer minor units, plus the profit threshold; identical for every business and element set
Depends on: PKGR-0001
Validation rejects any table where a larger co-op size costs more, so recruiting peers can only lower the shared price
Depends on: PKGR-0001
Unknown or forbidden fields (percent, rate, commission, role, element, per job, per match) and floating-point numbers are rejected
Depends on: PKGR-0001
A table with no real fees or an open threshold is refused for signing and by the launcher unless a test flag is given
Depends on: PKGR-0001
Fails when an element built into an app lacks a prebuilt artifact, a dependency lacks one, a pack differs from its registered artifact, a cache object is missing or invalid, or a pack has no registered element
Depends on: PKGR-0001
The paired check lists elements that are prebuilt but not yet built into Simca or Simca Logistics
Depends on: PKGR-0001
Reusable crate simca-pkg-verify holds container, manifest, signature, signed-document, chunk and price-table verification with typed error codes
Depends on: PKGR-0001
No file, environment, clock or network access and only six dependencies, enforced by the offline-guard test
Depends on: PKGR-0001
Container cut per segment (header and manifest, each piece, trailer) into fixed-size hashed chunks so unchanged pieces give identical chunks
Depends on: PKGR-0001
Compare old and new chunk manifests and list the chunks to download and the bytes saved
Depends on: PKGR-0001
Rebuild the new package from old and fetched chunks, check every chunk and then the whole package before it is used
Depends on: PKGR-0001
The missing chunks may come from a mirror, a shared drive or a USB stick; no network is needed
Depends on: PKGR-0001
The CI workflow runs the full test suite with the committed lock file on every push
Depends on: PKGR-0001
The CI workflow regenerates the catalog and fails when generated files or the registry differ from what is committed
Depends on: PKGR-0001